The dashboard has a new site card sitting between the Agent section and your stat cards. It shows a live thumbnail, the current build status, the site address, and buttons to visit or manage it. Brands that haven't launched yet see their generated preview instead.
The page editor now lets you add, reorder, and remove sections without touching the chat assistant. Each section has Move up, Move down, and Remove with an undo option. You can insert a text, features, stats, testimonial, or FAQ section between any two existing ones, and empty sections are discarded automatically. The editor also picks up the side panel from the post editor: Rationale shows which questions the page was written to answer, Sources lists the pages your site cites with the specific facts they back, and Fields lets you edit the URL and toggle the page into your site's menu. That menu toggle saves immediately and touches nothing else on the page.
The Setup Guide is now a checklist that reads your actual data — it knows whether your custom site has been requested, whether your Profile and FAQ pages exist, whether you've connected Search Console, and so on. The dashboard surfaces the agent's health next to "Agent at work": if setup isn't done, "Finish setup" opens the checklist; once it is, you see the agent's top recommendation instead. The sidebar entry and its red dot disappear once setup is complete.
Agent mode is now full-page. Switching to Agent replaces the main content area with the conversation and turns the sidebar into your chat list. Opening any page or following a link in the chat takes you back to Dashboard. The Analytics section in Integrations has also been consolidated — Google Analytics and server-side connections share one category, split into browser and server options, with a recommendation based on what's actually detected on your site.
After connecting Google Search Console, the Integrations dialog now loads immediately rather than hanging on a spinner, and Site Analytics refreshes your search data once you close it. Search Console data now loads correctly for brands hosting their site in a subfolder rather than a subdomain.